ABN Annual Meeting: Harrogate
The ABN Annual Meeting 2022 was held on from Tuesday 17th May - Friday 20th May. Some recorded parts of the event will be made available to conference attendees in the weeks following the meeting.
Thank you to all our speakers, sponsors, poster presenters and delegates for making the event such a success!
Conference Wesbite
9:15am
Plenary session 1:
Neuropsychiatry
- Tics and Tourette's: Eileen Joyce, London
- Functional cognitive disorder phenotypes in the differential diagnosis of dementia prodromes: Laura McWhirter, Edinburgh
- Positively diagnosing and managing FND: Biba Stanton, London
10:45am
Coffee, Exhibition & Silent Symposium: Zogenix - Deep Dive into Dravet Syndrome
12:30pm
Lunch Break, Exhibition
- Symposium 1: Biogen - Personalised treatment approaches to MS DMT management: the world in 2022 and beyond
- Symposium 2: Angelini Pharma - Management of drug resistant epilepsy – what’s next?
2:00pm
Gordon Holmes lecture
Susan Fox, Western General Hospital, Toronto
4:00pm
Coffee, Exhibition & Silent Symposium: Zogenix - Clinical Cases
4:30pm
Plenary session 2:
The Neurology of the special senses: The ear and vestibular system
- The neurology of the vestibular system - from inner ear to cortex: Barry Seemungal, London
- Auditory Cognition: Tim Griffiths, Newcastle
- Vestibular migraine or PPPD?: Louisa Murdin, London
6:00pm
Poster Session with Discussants 1
7:00pm
Drinks reception & posters
9:00am
Plenary session 3:
TBI
- Not waking up after TBI: David Menon, Cambridge
- Managing challenging behaviours in TBI: Mike Dilley, London
- Predicting outcome in TBI: Good clinical judgment or self-fulfilling nihilism?: Catherine McMahon, Liverpool
10:30am
Coffee, Exhibition & Silent Symposium: Roche - Treatment of individuals with Type 2 and Type 3 Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)
11:00am
Poster Session with Discussants 2
12:00pm
ABN Medallist lecture
Hadi Manji
Citation: Tom Warner
12:45pm
Lunch Break, Exhibition
- Symposium 1: Teva UK - Monoclonals for Migraine: Are they meeting expectations?
- Symposium 2: Novartis - Does treating early improve patient outcomes in RRMS and SPMS?
3:00pm
ABN Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Committee: Survey results and discussion
3:45pm
Coffee, Exhibition & Silent Symposium: Roche - Treatment of individuals with Type 2 and Type 3 Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)
4:15pm
Plenary session 4:
Future therapeutics/future diagnostics and therapeutics
- On Trial: Breaking the Impasse in Neurodegeneration: Nigel Leigh, Brighton
- Neurological complications of checkpoint inhibitors: Aisling Carr, London
5:15pm
Regional Opportunities Forum
7:45am
SIG 5, 6, 7, 8
- SIG 5: Autonomic
- SIG 6: Movement Disorders
- SIG 7: Acute Neurology
- SIG 8: Neuro-Ophthalmology
9am
Case Presentation Competition and Top Posters
10:15am
Practical Neurology Lecture
Chairs: Geraint Fuller and Phil Smith
Are we (just) our brains?
Raymond Tallis
11am
Coffee, Exhibition & Silent Symposium: Janssen - Presentation on clinical trial data of ponesimod
12:45pm
Lunch Break, Exhibition
- Symposium 1: Argenx - Myasthenia Gravis: Optimal treatment for today and what the future may hold
- Symposium 2: AbbVie - Sharing minds: Pursuing equity for quality of care in neurology
2:15pm
Plenary Session 5: Updates for the general neurologist
- The use and abuse of genetic testing: Helen Grote, London
- Challenges in AIE: Sarosh Irani, Oxford
- Hereditary muscle disorders for the general neurologist: James Lilleker, Manchester
3:45pm
CPC
Discussant: Dr Rhys Davies
Diagnosis: Dr Taylor Watson-Fargie
4:30pm
Prize Presentations and Close
1:40pm
Pre-registrar
- Movement Disorders: Too much or too little: Amit Batla
Registrar
- Neurotoxicity of Immuno-oncology treatments: Jeremy Rees
2:20pm
Pre-registrar
- Building a career in Neurology: Biba Stanton and Anna Nagy
Registrar
- Acute neurological emergencies related to inherited metabolic disease in adults: Elaine Murphy
2:40pm
Pre-registrar
- Developing your CV for a Neurology NTN: Laura Midgley
Registrar
- Acute neurological emergencies related to inherited metabolic disease in adults (cont.): Elaine Murphy
3:20pm
Pre Registrars and Registrars
- Controversies and Challenges in CNS infections: Benedict Michael
4:00pm
- In-patients with Parkinson's disease: tips, hints and crisis management: Alexander Thomson
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